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91videoMaking Sacred Space: Wiccan Decorating on a Budget & Discreetly
There are many ways to add Wiccan elements to your home without spending a fortune and without painting a pentacle on your living room wall. Making sacred space in your home is easier than you could imagine, and you can start making sacred space today.
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76Patriot - Reflections of Vietnam Vets
Five Nam Vets gather and begin a source for their healing!
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67Peaceful home-Feng Shui Way
Peace is the most wanted thing for anyone. What Feng Shui has in store to live in peace at home is briefed here. A must read for maintaining a proper and peaceful life.
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82Paris or Bust!
This hub tells the story of 6 women, all working at American Airlines, who decide to take a vacation to Paris together. We are all different ages but got on like a house on fire. It was a trip of a lifetime that none of us will ever forget!
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68THE RESULT OF HOMOSEXUAL "MARRIAGE".
These were the responses I had for my previous HUB. My own comment follows below theirs. (To whom it may concern: Sorry for the quotes). Anne Pettit Level 2 Commenter 10 hours ago Historically, many cultures have had same sex marriages for...
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82Indians' Sacred White Buffalo Calf Murdered
Long awaited Sacred White Buffalo of Native Americans, Lightening Medicine Cloud, is murdered along with his mother at Lakota Ranch in Texas.
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63LOVING IS DIVINE
Loving Is Devine Loving Is Sacred Loving Is Allowing Each Other Their Space Loving Is In The Present Love Is In The Past Bless Each Other Every Day Remember You Are...
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70The Irony of Pro-Life Christians
A hub about how ironic it is that certain zealous fans of the death-cult Christianity claim to be pro-life and vehemently oppose the death of the unborn.
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80Rosemary Kennedy And St. Coletta Of Wisconsin
Rosemary Kennedy, the little known and sometimes forgotten Kennedy lived in a place known as St. Coletta of Wisconsin for most of her life. Brain damaged by a botched lobotomy at the very young age of 23, she needed lifetime care afterwards. My son worked at St. Coletta for over three years while in college, and I remember the day he came home to visit for the weekend and told us that the most famous resident of St. Coletta, Rosemary Kennedy, had passed away.
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69The Challenge of Authentic Writing: Whose Idea Is It Anyway?
In this hub I share an inner struggle to stay balanced and authentic while writing for a vicarious audience.
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